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The gong That Reaches Uar- Hearts la "Mr
AM KaetacAj Borne." ,
I There is one ionfr in the JCntifb Ian
puape tbet perhaps, conies eioavrta the
hearts of Americans, particnlarly nit .
they are far' from home and .kiruBirt
ihan any. Other. 'That song: ruTMy Old
Kentucky: Home." ' The imple, tner
Mory H t?lland Its Irresistibreanelody
r.re famrliar to nearly -every ;oneH
has lwi'jstH) by noted sirjpers.intery
civilizpd eountry on the globe, and has
been eulogirtd by author and critic
of classical- taste; yet. its:' author,.
Stephen' Foater, died unhononed ' -and,
unsung', and unconscious of the master
ly work he had wrought, i Like nearly
nl 1 other great artiuts, however, Foster's
recompense en me after he was dead,
nnd it is safe to say thftt '.'My Old Ken- -tucky
Home'' and its vrri tear's no me will
live- so long as human tsentiment. and
love of home endure.-
Thoee -America r who were preeent at
n Patti concert In the ; Grand . opera
house of Paris in the early seventies are,
many of them, old men and r women
row, but-they can still vividly recall
the indescribable scene when;thc diva
appeared in Tesponse to an encore nnd
sang, is only Patti coiild sing,, this
sweet, simple ballud.; It wa entirely
unexpected, ; . and before-, they , were
awarei strong men were, weeping and
women., were 'hysterically.- giving vent
to emotions they did not try to eontroL
At Its coii(;l)iion the great singer, was
literally -ahowered-with - flowers and
coHtly' gifts.; One rich ABtoriean threw
a roll of bills over the footlights that
was said to contain a sum of money up
in the thousands.- The -demonstration
was perhaps the most -magnificent ever
accorded a suitor -for public favor.
Aproos of , all this, the following
from the Philadelphia Call illustrates,
thei wonderful charm: the sowjj still
l.oldfi:
A street singer stopped to sing the
oi her night In front of a well-known
hotel. ..He. was an old chap, blind of
One eye, and infirm, but gifted with the
remnant of what was once a very sweet
tenor voice. With him ns attendant
and guide 'was his daughter, a child of
minny Italy, sun-browned, large-eyed
nnd attractive in her picturesque garb.
The old fellow sang first that ditty of
the; streets : "Just Tell Them That You
Saw Mc," provoking, little attention.
Then he began to sing in his tremulous,
qtinvering voice an old favorite. As
he proceeded the windows of the hotel
were raised one by one nnd guests
looked out with sympathetic eyes.
Coins showered down to the picturesque
little maid, who circulated about with
her tambourine, collecting. Men
strolled out of the eafe and gathered on
the steps, listening with interest. One
old fellow, a tall, soldierly-looking man.
with flashing dark eyes and an air that
was unmistakably southern, gave the
child a note with the remark: 'It did
my heart a dollnr"s worth of good."
When the last strain of the touching
old melody died away everylnxly pres
ent wore that dreamy look that tells of
old memories stirred and refreshed.
The song was "The Old Kentucky
Home;" the southerner touched by it
rendition a former Kenturklan ruined
by the ratngea of the war. Cincinnati
Enquirer.
, fttaad al tha Head.
Aug. J. Bngel, tha leading drnggist
Hhreveport, La., sajt; "Dr. Kjng't Ne
Disooysry It tba only tbjog that cur.
my ooogb, and it is tha best seller
have." J. F. Campbell, merohant i
Hafford, Aril, writes: 41 Dr.' King'" to
Disoovsry is all thai is claimed for it;
never fails, and is a aura our for Got
sumption, Oonyhs and Colds.-. I aano
say nouiih for its merits." Dr. Kinn
New Iieovry for Consumption, Ooagl
and Golds It sol an experiment. It br
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SHOD WITH'SNWSHOES.'
Hone of the Sierra That
Btrange Footgear.
'Wear
thuf Are Compelled to Pull Hearvy Ixwd
Aeroee tha Kouatslaa A Tioealera
lataeaatisc XaaeHpUaak : of
Bll Trip.
?Well, I can't aay that Tve seen
horses skate, but I've seen them do the
next thing to it use snowshoes and do
their work with them on ust as well at
they didn't have them on, or nearly
so," said a gentleman xrom uaiuorma
the other evening to a New York Herald
man.
This is the way It was: About the
middle of April a year ago, 1 had busi
ness up in r lumas county, vaiiiorma,
and went by stage running from Oro
ville to Quincy, the central point in
Plumas county. , We left Oroville at
seven in the morning in a four-horse
jerky.' a sort of stage wagon specially
built for rough mountain work. For
the first six hours . the road was as dry
as a board, but after the noon change
of teams we struck patches of snow
which soon merged into solid and deep
snow, going. Toim, our driver, had
called my attention to the new team as
it was being hitched up, saying:
Them'a our snow horses. -We'll soon
have to leave the' wheel - and take tha
'sledders" when we get further up the
road.'. .'.,
Though I had ridden behind and
upon many kinds of horses in the west,
yet I had never been introduced to the
snow breed before, and I looked at
them very closely.
"They were all four white or gray,
whether from age or natural disposition'
I couldn't tell, but I was much im
pressed by their tremendous self -consciousness,
' their extremely Blow mo
tions, the deliberate way in which they
stepped, straddling their legs as far
part as possible, and their reluctance
to raise more than one hoof off the
ground at a time. . Every one of the lot
was old enough to vote, and at a rough
estimate twenty dollars a head would
have been about fifteen dollars over
their value. At the end of the trip I
thought twenty dollars apiece was fully
nine hundred and eighty dollars less
than they were really worth.
'Don't think much of 'em, do you?'
asked the driver "of me as he started
them up with a click. 'No,' he contin
ued, 'they're not much to look at, them
four old hide packers, but the company
wouldn't trade that lot for the best
eight flyers in the crackest livery stable
in Sacramento. : But for those invalua
ble: critters the mails wouldn't get
through six months in the year on this
route. They're snow horses, they are,
and when they strike the snow higher up
they'll put their snow moccasins on and
ahow you valley people how they earn
their oats.'
"That old gray quartette plodded and
worked its way along very wearily to
us until we got into the deeper snow
and drew up to a large sleigh standing
alongside tbe road.
" 'Change cars,' called out the driver,
and gents will please shift their own
traps or they'll get left' Unhitching
his team from the 'jerky,' Tom lined up
his horses in pairs in front of the
sleigh and then took out of it A couple
of gunny sacks, from which he pro
duced sixteen pieces of wood having the
appearance of flat diahea, which he said
were the anow shoos used by the fonr
horses. I examined tha 'shoes' with
much curiosity. - ,
'The 'shoe' was made of a stout, sea
soned, one-inch plank of tough hickory
wood, fourteen inches) square, strength
ened on one side by a covering of oil
cloth and two one-inch wide strips of
hickory wood screwed on to the main
plate. So situated that when adjust
ed a horse's foot would be right in the
center of the shoe were three holes
clear through the t wood and oilcloth
underneath. One of the holes was
large enough to let the heavy and very
high toe calk of the horse's shoe psf
through, while the two other hole at
readily permitted the two hind calks ol
the shoe to enter and come out as AM
the toe calk. Then a wrought imr
band, separated in the center, swunf
on a hook and eye on either aide of th
borae's hoof after he had been flttel
lib, the snowahoe, by passing thl
calks through, was brought together ir
front of tha hoof an inch below the cor
onrt, and then tightly joined by a screw
and nut paaaed through holes bored It
the projecting ends of the band. Kv
erythlnf fitted as anug as possible, am!
when the screw waa tightened up at
arm rant of scraping or kicking couU
loosen it from a horse's foot. The enow
team understood the business perfect!
and took it at a matter of course thai
they should be thns decorated.
"They artaally seemed to know
little more about it even than Tom did.
Indeed, on old plug held Bp his oft bind
f.mt and knocked Tom oa the am with
his shoe as a hint to have the nut
screwed a little tighter on the Iroe
band. Though I never before saw
horaea Bit qnrerly shod and Spparvntli
anchored with three strange grariar,
the animals seemed to eoaaMer It cutu
the proper thing to have the shoes oa.
"Tbe paaaengors having by this ttmt
plk4 all their traps Into the sleigh a
aade another start for Qulaey, but a
a saall's pare as far as tpeed was eon
erraed. After we got ender way a
firaivt the sajnw fvttlnr dorpee evert
yard, antU la plaere, judging by th
trees, It meat have beet at leaM flfteea
feet sWp. I became qelte Intervale?
In the aeTjrlty of the foar horaee sod
their singular elevereras ta handling
thrmaelvre on their aowaual footing. 1
amrtd oel why they were art slow to
moving and why they straddled at
aWte. Their ehmeeaa was te prevent
sinking l rWp In the limw front Ihi
heavy tretvllmr and the elrevddllag k
bes taeta trass sklanJef l4r leg m
tutting a Wn.lue with the edges ( Ux
torweivare,
"A Mtonta later, rm any it t una. abet
the ruat were clear of sow, It oeJt
Wn.k twelve Kir to teeae the trip fnut
VJvlarjr to OvwvtlU, tbosgfc la email,
aeatrty thirty -ait anare were r
eatee,'
tkt the I a P,e f aet
Baggage at rhreied I Wreath frees rVrt
e4 iatiaata. The etarwal'lee ee
tha peine l sB are aavteaaked lr
sed ,!( ra eat, aatne il.iwie. fa.l tiaia
lhmb eere, ataeas beet. Meter b bfM
see enerteeee raaat la eaeta
foe alee s4 tefite apply o K
W. Halt, ilea. At. U. p. tr.iMa. rrt
VaaJ, Oreg.
Te eete tt t44 aaeve, m b se la
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KlUe ;. Cttf Crvet
- TO BUY THE FOPE A CITY.
Daautajttinople, More Than Rome, I
Likely to Be Purchaaed.
It is suggested that the Itoman Catho
lics of Christendom shall subscribe $1,
000,000,000 to buy Borne and a near-by
seaport, for the pope, says Harper's
Weekly. The belief is expressed that
: the Italian government might sell the
property without serious detriment to
its political integrity and that the
money could be used to great advantage
in relieving Italy of part of the bunlcc
of her public debt It is not proposed
to turn over the principal to the venders,
but to place it in trust and to pay its
annual proceeds into the Italian treas
ury as long as the pope remains undis
turbed in the papal territory.
The plan is a very pretty one and
there are those who think the money
might be raised and that King Hum
bert's government would appreciate
the advantages of such a bargain.' Tlut
would Kome be the best purchase the
pope could make with the money?
Chicago would take him vastly chcupei
and give him port privileges on Lake
Michigan, but she could not engage tc
uiake h'm monarch of nn A inericstn t.-.vr -ship
at any price. Hut.' there is Con
stantinople, an excellent city, :wheic
popes have lived before, full of ready
made churches built by Christians nnd
nearly ripe now for rcconsccration.
Constantinople seems liable to come
into the market any day. If the pope
could buy it of the sultan that would be
a deal worth subscribing to and worth
turning a page of history to record. ,
"Excuse me" observed the man:; In
spectacles "but I am a surgeon, and that
! is not whore tbe liver is." Never yna
mind where the liver is." retorted the
other. 'If it ws in his big toe or bis
i left ear -Drt Witt's Little Early Risers
: would reach it and shake it for him. On
that yon can bet your gtglamps." Con
ser & Brook.
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